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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
uope for the Booaiers.

CHICAGO, September 3.-The attor-
news for the convicted Cook-county boo
dlers claim to have made q startling dis
coyery of vital error in the recent trial,
totally invalidating the finding. One
OF the lawyers said yesterday that it
was nothing less than that the Illinois
conspiracy statute was illegal. This IS
the law under which the Anarchists rs
well as the boodlers were convicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MABxZf.

SEPTEMBER 3, 1857.
Little or no business was done on Change
to-day. The large sales Of A5 packages yester-
day were bought by Mr. William Duke for his
Durham cigerette-iactcy, and amounted to
about $4,000. This goes again 10 show the
enormous increase IN the cigarette trade. An
other fact Is hereby prOyen-that Richmond
can supply these big demands at an hours no.
tice and not excite the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
WILMINGTON,
'''' NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

wun1Nsros. ". C.. September 3.-Turr entins
steady st 2gAc. Resin firm; strained, roc. |;
| good, 75c. Tar firm at sl.S0. Crude turpes-
tine Grm; hard. tl.l0; yellow-dip and virgin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
FINANCIAL.
NRw YORK, BALTIMORE, AID aicH-
MoND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Eur
pentine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut MARKETS.
nv ,els,ranb b he pIspatch.I

NEW YORK. September 3.-Ths news In 70,
gard 10 the baltimore and Ohio railroad deai
which became known last night preyentod =
great many brokers and operators from Ieas'ns
the city last evening. and the attendane ,s az
the board this morning was unusually large
for Saturday. The first sales were maze an,'
Intense excitement, and some very tai climo-
ing for stocks was INDUCED In, the result being
that unusually sharp advances we're mtue ~ ~
the first few minutes The temper OF the room
was intensely bullish, aud the ra1eis ovs'
mission people. and Foreigners az pougns
stocks along the entire line. Inefe was
some little resistance nom tho bears list
IL VAS not until the heavy reaiizauons inuuceu
by the high figures began 70 take euect .hae
any IMPRESSION was made upon the MARKET
The excltement gradually subsidized, and after
the reaction a firm tone. which lasted untii the
cIoae. was impaired 20 dealings kea1lng,
Manhattan. and Western Union we're the spo-
cal features Of the trading, the advance IN
the first two hours being something phenome-
nal The opening was very strong, tne ad-
vances over yesterdays final figures ranging up
to Is. per cent In Richmond and West Point
Tho market WAS extremely active ana prices
Jumped up very sharply. Manhattan rising D.
heading AZ. Jersey Central 3, aud the others
in proportion. The reaction wasequa'iy as sud-
den. but the greater p srt Of the advance was re-
tanned, aud before 1890 tho market had settled
down TO comparative s;eadtDess, although II re-
NAMED rather feverish throughout NOtwith-
standing heavy realizations, the buying slowly
advanced quotations all along the line. anu
the close was active and strong az material 40
yances over yesterdays figures. Inc bank
statement had no appreciable eject whatsoever.
The nctive list IL invariably higher, aud Man
haitian gained AZ. Reading 30, Lackawanns
81, Jersey Central 2's, Missouri Pacific and
Western Union pa, New England ~. kich-
mond and West Point 2A. wheeling aud Lake
Erie %, and the others smaller amounts. The
s.1ea to-dav aggregate 2Qt 90 shares,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Attempt Wreck n Train.

CHATswoRrH, ILL.,, September B.
An attempt was made to wreck the
evening passenger train on the Illinois
Central railroad yesterday evening by
some miscreant placing tie across the
track at point half mile south of a
station. in cut, and on q curve. The
obstruction was noticed by the engineer
inst as the engine was about to strike.
The grade at this point being uphill
and on curve enabled him to stop the
train in a short distance, thereby pre-
venting serious accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Not Killed.

by Telegraph 20 tho Dlspatch.I
PREsCoTT, ARIz., September 3.-A
telegram has been received from She
riff Mulvernon announcing that he and
his party had left the Tonic basin, thus
disproving the rumor that he and the
members of his party had been killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Hricf News Items.

Mr.. j. Frank Morrison, OF Balti-
more, was welcomed Friday night on
bis return from Europe by the Cres-
cent Club, of which he is president.
William Giles (colored), a prisoner,
Jumped from the fifth tier of the Balti-
more Jail on Friday, and fell fifty feet,
striking the iron steam pipes in his de-
scent. No bones were broken and he
may recover. Said he thought his
mother was calling him.
Nh. Samuel B. White, prominen
young merchant of Jenkins's Bridge,
Va, was married Thursday night to
Miss Mamie l.. Higgins, Of Accomack
Courthouse. The ceremony, which
took place at the Presbyterian church at
Accomack Courthouse, was performed
by Rev. John Chinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Ended by the Killing OF One or tn
Leaders
by telegraph to The Dispatch.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE, September i.--Informa-
ton was received here tonight of the
killing of Jack Turner at Pineville,
Bell county, KY, Friday. Turner was
the leader of one party in a mountain
vendetta which has lasted more than
twenty years. Besides lis father
in-law and brother in-law, he had
killed three or four men, among
them the sheriff OF the coun-
Nv. The murder OF the latter occur
red about four weeks ago, while
that official and posse were attacking
Turner and his party, who made a des-
perate Resistance from barricaded
houses. Turner was arrested. and being
unable to obtain any one to 60 on his
bond, was compelled TO put mp the
amount in hard cash from his
own funds. This he did, as he
was well off at the time OF the
murder. He was walking down the
principal street of Pineyille; he had
arrived opposite the leading hotel of
the place, when yolley from a party
of men concealed in one of the front
rooms felled him. killing him Instant
". When his body was examined
it was found that it had been pierced
Ivy fifteen bullets from Winches-
ter rifles and one load Of buckshot.
The vendetta alluded to originated in n
family dispute. A jury which was inn
panelled after the murder found that
Jack Turner, nephew of the dead man,
and Bob Saunders were members OF
the party who fred upon the dead man.
The others are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Executive Appointments IN Ken.
tuckV

After the inaugural ceremonies at
Frankfort, KY, Tuesday, Governor
Buckner announced the following APP
pointments Secretary of State, Hon.
George NJ. Adams, formerly member
OF the National House OF Representa-
tives and for four terms clerk of that
body: Assistant Secretary Of State,
Hon. Willis lingo, for several terms
assistant clerk of the Kentucky House
of Representatives Adjutant-General,
Hon. Samuel +. Hill, State senator
from Ohio county; Private Secretary,
VIII Griffith, editor of a paper at
Greensboro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

3sks3s.c. Oats nominal; cash, Dxc,; ~
tembcr. 23kc; May, 11c Whietsy seseay
si.05. Provisions stronger. Porx ire(uas
new. t16. Lard. cas-. Dry seItmeats- -boxSo
$3.50: short clear. sso7kasSss Bsccn--Boxs1
shoulders. ei2x; long clear, 81 1890. Is4;
clear-ribs, s9.isE; short clear, Ss.fgx. Hams
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, September a--Cash quotations were
Flour In moderate demand, but little change
IA prices: Old spring patents are held arm
No. 2 spring wheat, 69c. No. rcd. 6sxe.
No. 2 corn, f0Kc. No. 2oats. B%c. Moss. PORK,
si5asiazA Lard. $40. shortfb sides poose).
iss2k. Dry-ssItcd shoulders tboxedh &ua
49, Wbiskey. s1.i0.
Leading futures ranged rs follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Hox.Makers' strike.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l
CHICAGO. September "a local pa
per SAYS: The box-makers declare their
intention Of inaugurating a genera
strike Monday, II carried into effect
fully 500 men will quit work IN the
twenty on mere box-factories. In case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
baseball Yesterday.

10y h'A'f'"lN. ~ N--N @'~i~---t
At Baltimore
Clevelands o 0 0 0 0 O. 0 o. 0
Baltimores. i 001 4 01 K 8
Base-hits: Baltimores, 13; Cleye-
lands, 4. Errors Baltimores, 2;
Clevelands. 3. Batteries Kilroy and
1rott Gilks, Stricken, and Snyder.
At Philadelphia:
[Fiist camel
Athletics. o 2 4 % 3 % o. 9
Cincinnatis 0 3 . 3 0 3 % XII
Earned runs: Cincinnatis, 9; Ath
lets, 2. Base-hits Athletics, IL Gin
cinnatis, 1G. Errors Athletics, l Gin
cinnatIs, 6.
Second camel
Cincinnatis. q 90 % 0 o. 6
Athletics 90 / 3 3 4 0 x-15
Base-hits Cincinnatis u ; Athletics,
%. Errors Cincinnatis, I; Athletics,
).
st Washington
CTcn innngs.l
Washingt'ns. 0 0 90 000 ID
Pittsburghs.. % / 0 90 900 0 %
Base hits Washingtons, II; Pitts
burghs, 8. Errors: Washingtons, 3;
Pit,sburghs, 8. Batteries: Whitney and
Mack Mccormick and Miller.
At Staten Island:
First game--six inningSl
st. Louis ..........3 3 2 3 3 1-20
Metropolitans. 2 0 g. 8
Base hits St. Louis, % Metropoli-
tans, IA. Errors St. Louis, 5 Metro
politans, II.
Second gamc-vith changed batteries.l
Metropolis. o 2 OOO1 o. 4
81. Louis. 3 o / 03 800 x 7
Ease-hits Metropolitans, u; ST.
Louis, Is. Errors: Metropolitans, 3;
st. Louis, 6.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphias.2 0 0 ! 5 0 0-14
Chicagoes. % o 3 00 5000 O. 3
Base-hits: Philadelphias, %; Chi
caeoes, 10. Errors Philadelphia,
Chicagoes, 3. Batteries Casey and
Mcclure Baldwin, Ryan, DAILY. and
Petit.
AT Boston
Eight innings. TO catch train.l
Bostons. ....3 1872 4 0-19
indianapolis. ....3 OOO23 81
Base-hits: Bostons, 81 Indianapolis,
-. Errors BostOns, II Indianapo-
lis, "A. Batteries Stemmyer and
O'Rourke; Shrevo and Myers
at New York:
Eight innings-Darkness.l
New Yorks. $50 0 l 0 6 0 30
Detroits .......1 0 3 0 ; 03 0-l2
Base hits New Yorls, 10; Detroits,
10. Errors New Yorks, II Detroits,
6. Batteries Welch and Brown
Getzein and Bennett.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns 3 O02 80 % 3-14
Louisvilles @ 2 0 3 0 0 . .
Base-hits Brooklyns, %; Louis
villes, II. Errors Brooklyns, 3 Louis
villes, 6.
HOW TIE CLUBS STAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
[Fhst camel

Athletics. 24OO3O o. Q
Cincinnatis @ 3 . 3 03 90 XII
Earned runs: Cincinnatis, 9; Ath-
lets, 2. Base-hits Athletics, II Gin
cinnatis, IS. Errors Athletics, l Gin
cinnatIs, 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

ion." The sheriff is now securing
the county around for enough quail
fed jurors to enable the Court to pro-
coed tomorrow. Captain p. W. Nc
Kinney IL engaged for the defence,
and Mr.. Freshman, OF Appomattox
county, will aid the prosecution. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
hnecinI Meeting.

The meeting this afternoon for young
mon at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION viii be led by Mr.. p. a. Ar
thur The service lasts one hour, be-
ginning at 3:4J o'clock. Good singing,
led by an orchestra. All young men,
whether members of the association or
not. will be cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Mother and Child Fatally Burncd,

CINCINNATI, September 3.-Whle
Mrs. John Martin, living in an upper
story on Clay street, was preparing
supper by a coal-oil stove last night her
little daughter, two years old, upset the
stove, and the oil ignihng the child's
clothing Immediately took fire. Mrs.
Martin snatched the child up and ran
screaming down stairs. Meeting her
husbspd she gave him the child, and
be wrapped his coat about it and
smothered the flames. The child died
in two hours, and the mother is fatally
burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
lecture 0n LabOr.

Professor j. +. Cooke will lecture at
Corcoran Hall next Wednesday night
on the Dignity, Rights, and Wrongs
of Labor" The proceeds OF the en-
tertainment Will be used for beneiiceIt
purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
THE CHATswORTM DISASTER.
Evidence Showing that 1875 Persons
Lost their Lives.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.i
CHICAGO, September 3.--An Indian
apolis special says A railroad-man in
this city says from statements made by
one of the Toledo, Peoria and Western
Companys employees who worked at
the Chatsworth wreck night and day
until il was cleared away he is con
WINGED that 1916 persons lost their lives
at that place. This railroad employee
Saws he personally knew of that num-
her of bodies being taken out dead,
which were shipped away to various
parts OF the country as rapidly as pos
sible. This evidence is corroborated
by statements of residents of Peoria
visiting here. They say that a number
Of young men went QUO to the scene Of
the wreck on the first relief train and
remained all day. They stated on their
return they had counted 10 bodies
taken ont up to the time they left, and
that it was believed several more had
been entirely consumed in the wreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
s,Ivs pEPoRrgD TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, 90 bushels fair at 7sc.; II
bushels common 81 1}c. LOngberry. 0O bushels
prime at SIC. eco bushels good AT Sic: 50
bushels common at &c. Mixed, $50 bushels
prime at SIC. COO bushels very good at s2c. ;
$50 bushels good at SO. Shortberry, 20 BUSH
els primo at Sc. 100 bushels very good on
private terms 2l2 bushels very good at Sic. I;
as bushels very good nj Soc. - bushels gooi
al &c. so bushels fair Al 75c. y bushels COM
mon at 72c. 2i6 bushels common at 'Oc. b
bushels common az 65c. 100 bushels common
al COc. Total sales OF wheat, 5,3H bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 5,lsi bushels ;
same day last year. S,4S2 bushels. Sales to-day
Of wheat, 5,3A bushels; same day last year,
3.sg2 bushels. Offerings so far this year, 3Os,5SO
bu.hcls; same time last year. 1910 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, CD 10 Sac. ;
same day last year, % TO SOC.
OATs.-Wintor, 30 bushels prime nj 3jc.
Spring, lac bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
nnnnaItinn 1n 49, cnorcion Lnu.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatcn.l
LIMERICK, September 3.-The Ma
tionalists OF the county of Limerick
will hold convention in the Town
Hall on the 18th instant to arrange for
q concerted opposition to any attempts
10 carry out the Coercion law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
LATE WEATHER REPORT,

fBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
F., WASHINGTON, September Al VI.
- For Virginia. cooler, fair weather,
ElalH light 20 fresh nOrtheasterly winds,
' yeoring 10 easierly.
- For North Carolina, cooler, fair
weather, light 10 freeh winds, gene
rally becoming nOrtheasterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. September S.-The weekly state
meut of the associated banks shows the follow
ing changes: Reserve, increase, s3i6,9O: loans.
decrease. A. $685. IOO; specie. decrease, Slli,ON;
legal tenders. increase. 100000; deposits, de-
crease, II O95.GOO circulation, increase. CO. 500
The banks now hold IS, 2i2,62 In excess OF the
IL. ont attla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
$ at the Stock Board;

SATURDAY. September 3. 1887
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-l,JO0 Virginia new 3
(B. c. att ih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
st Washington {:

Washingt'ns.l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ID
Pittsburghs.0 / 0 900 20 0 0 %
Base hits WGshingtons, II; Pitts
burghs, s. Errors: Washingtons, 3 !;
Pit,sburghs, 8. Batteries Whitney and
Mack ; Mccormick and Miller.
AZ Staten Island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
MAREgTs 81 TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, September 3-Cotton firm and
unchanged :'sales, i55 bales; uplands, Zoe.
Gulf. l0lSc.: net receipts. 1879 bales: ex-
ports TO Great Britain, 500 bales: stock. S1.3Ol
tHlee. Southern hour unchanged and dull
Wheat rather quiet and generally steady; OPP
lions a tribe lower and very duh. closing
steady No. ? red, September, sOfc, closing at
The same: October, 5las2Hc.: November, s2ha
y 9-lGc. Corn dull and rather weak; futures a
shade lower ana light business, closing steady;
No. ,, September, 4914c. October, ~ l5-i6aJDc.
November, 5O'.aOkc. Oats a shade easier
and very duh: mixed western, No. 3, 35c. No 2,
September. 3isc; October. 81 &c; November,
agNc. Hops steady; state, 5a25c. CGlifornia,
Gai5c. Cofee-Iair Rio iirm at t20l2K; OPP
ticns opened 10 points lower and duh, closing
1rm: No. Rio, october. fls.35afls. IS: Decem-
Ter, SIS G5asls.s0; May, SIS s0aSla95. Sugar firm
and quiet fair refining. li-i6c. refined active
mould A, 6lsa6 slice. confectionery A, 61a
6Sc.; of A, 5l.a 5tsc.: standard A. 0'.c. cut
loaf and crushed. powdered and graduated,
exc. Moasses dull. Rice quiet ana Arm. Cot
tOn-seed oil. 3ia35c for crude; iOat3c. for re-
fined. Rosin steady at tl.05afl.I0. Turpenttne
STEADY a; 32Aa32hc. Hides hrm aud rather
quiet. Wool quiet. Pork quiet. Beof dull.
niddies duh and nominal Lard tribe lower,
dnl., and heavy; western steady at Shs7ka
So 80; October. sG75asA:9; November, td.1ia
1915. lrei9hts dali
BALTIMORE
tALJIhOhk, Mb.. september 5.-tOttcu nVuit-
nal middling, 9s<c. Flour firm In tone with
active inquiry. Mheat-Southern steady: red.
isaSoc.; amber. cDasec. western lower and
quiet: No. winter red. spot, ~ ass:
September, 17kss71.c.; October. 79'5 a7e4c.;
December. SsAaS2Ac. Coru-Southern steady
and flrn; white. 55a57e. yellow. 54aooc. wesi-
ern arm and dull; mixed. October. f9xaooc.
Oats nrm and active southern and Pennsyi-
yanis. 2sas4c, western white, a2a53He. west
ern mixed. 30af2c Rye firm NJ fSa5.c. Proyi-
slons steady and quiet. Potatoes nrm a. 81. goa
81 per barrel Coffee p0miDally easier; Rio
cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, l9HssOAs sugar,
Copper-refned nrm nj l0hai0Nc. Whiskey
quiet az 81. 1lasi.l5. Other articles unchanged.
freighis to Liverpool per steamer dun; co.,
ton, I'd; nour, Is, 3D.. grain. "a.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September a-Ficur weak
Wheat duli aud lower; No. red, ha.s.
Corn dull aud easier; No. naked. 4Aaa)c
Oats lower to cell: No. mixed, ssc. froyi-
sions strong and unchanged. Whisky steady
at SiOA Hogs firm common and hghl va
sl.i5; packing and butchers. sLvasAia.
ST. LOUIS
81. Loufs. September a--Flogr quiet, steady
and unchanged. Wheat easy and. 10. lower
no. rcd. cash, 6eHa69sc. september. o9ta
tgHc October, 7D1sas1Ae. corn nrmer cash,
7Nssskc; September, 1hasSc; October,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fparorta,t f,y thu Dtanafchlt

SEPTEMBER 3-Market nominal. Sales Of q
few bags reported at quotations. Prime, IA
4tfc. fancy. 4%c.; comm, o, 2kaS%c.; shsled,
3Sa4Lc.: factory hand. picked. 5a6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKIr.
RICHMOND STOCK xxCHAHsg

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 3-Nirsinia So.
9 f0is. 35E; do. new 3s. 6sH. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04

Ws quote. ZINE. q. 5Osy275; sspeTnne, Il. 7Ss
sa25; extra. f35Oasaf5; family, kiayi.59; patea:
family. country, kA75af5,2s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
eEAIN AID Corros EXCHANGE
RIcHgosD. September 3, issi

WnEAT.-White. l5S bushels Longberry
l,232 bushels. Mixed, 1900 bushels Shortborry.
2,Ogi bushels. Total, O,lN bushels.
CORN.-White, 500 hus heels. Mixed, LOCO bush
ella. Total, 1900 bushels.
LlllAl lla
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
ranged rs follows,
sgvIEw or rHE CHICAGO MARKET.

aGyIEW OF fHE CHICAGO NARkkf.
CHICAGO. September a--The wheat market
was dun throughout tho day. Increasing re-
ceipts In the Northwest. dull and weaker cables.
aud lower prices for California wheat had
tendency 10 create an easier feeling. and with
pretty fair selling on eastern account aud
much outside support. prices gradually settled
down. Advices from the Southwest report
heavy rains, and indicate that considerable
portion OF tie wheat Will 30 too poor Tor milf
ing IL Is estimated that the visible supply
statement will show decrease OF only 50,OU
or 20. Geo bushels next week. October opened
&c lower az 70fsc., sold up 10 slc., down "
,0a,c.. rallied slightly, but closed =.
5Oaa,0ac Corn was also quiet ana
fluctuations were ouly moderate. aud withis
Aakc. range. Expected large receipts
the hrs, OF the week WAS tho prtnciphl feature,
and this had a tendency 10 increase offerings,
several prominent houses selling quite freely.
which under an abseace OF outside orders 70
sustain the market. caused prices % decline
sake. October opened at fiHailAc., SOLD
down 70 81 gan &C.. and closed nj 4lAc. May
ranged between H'Sc.. the opening ngdre, and
Ns,ail7sc., tho closing hgure. Oats expert
enced a shaking out to-day 10 greater degree
thsn any other grain, considering the stabiity
Of tho market Of late. EARLY In the day there
wns an unusual stir among traders, end prices
moved down with wheat aud corn. October
sold NJ 25c 10 open and 2tisc. TO close, and May
sold from S0Ac. down 20 29'sc aud closed AT soc.
Provisions exhibited moderate activity. but the
feeling was weak. and prices ruled lower on
all leading Descriptions. lncfe Wss feuvt
moro pressure 20 sell by both local and outside
parties, while the demand was light and main
y from the shorts The demand ON shipping
account Was only fair and tho offerings mode
rate Sales we're fair at about the former
prices. The receipts Of products we're mode
rate and deliveries quite large, especially on
meats. October lard opened az 81. 4Sat6.i9, de-
clined 10 1910. advanced ~ t6.i2H, reacted 10
RS7k, and closed steady at S.i0ab Wv.
short-rihs ranged at tSsg% and closed steady
| at s. 22N. Mess-pork, all the year, was quiet
and quotable at tiL75sfli.O.
WILMINGTON.
WunNaros. ". C.. September 5.-Turr entfns
steady st 2gAc. Resin firm: strained. roc.
| good, 75c. Tar firm at tl.30. Crude turpes-
tine 1rm; hard. ti.l0; yellow-dip aud virgin,
| sl.s5 -
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURKs
Nsw YORK. September S.-Cotton--Set and
| gross receipts, none. Futures closed barely
| steady: sales, 90 500 hales; September, ts.tia
| sac; october. So &asae6 November and Do
| cember. f9.lsat9.i9: January. 81. 23at92i; Feb
| ruary. sQGaig3i; March. ss.31at93s; April.
| 80. isasai6; May. ta52as953; June, ss.5ss
| $3.50, July, f9GiaS966.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch-l
| sEPTRMBER 3-Market nominal. Sales OF
| few bags reported at quotations. Prime, "a
| ltfc. fancy. 4%c.; comm, o, 2ka5kc.; shsued,
| 3SaiEc.: factory han1.picked. oa6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Resehuas ana Gu. rlewer..

Largest assortment in the city at
w. A. HAMMoSD's,
321 east Broad street.
Telephone GO.
Choice flowers and fine work at mo
derate prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
HOW TIE CLUES STAND.

The record OF the National League,
including yesterdays games, IS as fol-
lows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-04
Mrs.. neEiroy Reeapsurea.
10y telegraph ID tho D,spssc4-l

NEw York, September 3.--Mrs.
McElroy, the young mulatto who
escaped from police headquarters
Thursday, was recaptured yesterday,
and was arrai2ned in the Police Court
to-day. She is wanted in Wilmington.
n. c., on the charge OF embezzlement.
The woman, with her child. was re-
manded TO await a requisition from tho
Governor of North Carolina. She was
captured through her efforts 10 regain
possession OF her child, which she
could not carry away when she escaped.